The Fairy of the Birch Tree a Tale for Children
The Fairy of the Birch Tree a Tale for Children
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I desire you to tell me. " "Dear father, I am very sorry to disobey you, and I hope you won't be very angry ; but I cannot tell you. " 11 "You are a silly naughty child, and you don't know what you are talking about. Go back to your nursery : and don't presume to interfere with me again. '' So saying the Prince strode out of the castle, mounted his horse, and rode away. Poor Vero- nica burst into tears, for her father was never angry with her, and she felt it deeply " Oh ! Fairy Queen, " she ex...claimed, " this is all your doing. " She looked at her ring as she spoke, and there, in small bright letters, she saw the words, " Good Girl. 33 After she had gazed at them for a little while, they vanished. " Well, I am glad the Queen is pleased with me, " she said. But still she felt unhappy, so she determined to go to the Birch tree, for she remembered the Fairy's words, " Come to me, if ever you are in difficulty. " She set off, accompanied by her dog, and soon reached the tree. She knocked boldly five times on the stem, and then she perceived a crack in the bark, and heard the Fairy's voice saying, " What does Veronica want with the Birchen Queen ?" 12 The little girl sat down at the foot of the tree, and then spoke, "Kind Fairy, I am very unhappy !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I desire you to tell me. " "Dear father, I am very sorry to disobey you, and I hope you won't be very angry ; but I cannot tell you. " 11 "You are a silly naughty child, and you don't know what you are talking about. Go back to your nursery : and don't presume to interfere with me again. '' So saying the Prince strode out of the castle, mounted his horse, and rode away. Poor Vero- nica burst into tears, for her father was never angry with her, and she felt it deeply " Oh ! Fairy Queen, " she ex...claimed, " this is all your doing. " She looked at her ring as she spoke, and there, in small bright letters, she saw the words, " Good Girl. 33 After she had gazed at them for a little while, they vanished. " Well, I am glad the Queen is pleased with me, " she said. But still she felt unhappy, so she determined to go to the Birch tree, for she remembered the Fairy's words, " Come to me, if ever you are in difficulty. " She set off, accompanied by her dog, and soon reached the tree. She knocked boldly five times on the stem, and then she perceived a crack in the bark, and heard the Fairy's voice saying, " What does Veronica want with the Birchen Queen ?" 12 The little girl sat down at the foot of the tree, and then spoke, "Kind Fairy, I am very unhappy !
What to read after The Fairy of the Birch Tree a Tale for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Ernest Hinkly Salmon to read onlineMoreLess
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